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Got a pc company machine here, VIA motherboard, no model id and the CPU is
XP2400+ it has on board sound, but I can not locate xp drivers for it anyone
got any info on sound drivers.

The machine got bad virus problems and the reload had to be with a copy of
windows using existing license key as the drive was to badly messed up to use
the recovery position.

No real motherbd ids just 27vta.

Help ..... I need it


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It's probably an ECS K7VTA or L7VTA board then

www.ecs.com.tw

look under downloads -> motherboard -> socket 462

unfortunatly there are quite a few K7VTA and L7VTA boards, hopefully they
all use the same audio

Steve

"Collector»NZ" <> wrote in message
news:43fc292d$...
> Got a pc company machine here, VIA motherboard, no model id and the CPU is
> XP2400+ it has on board sound, but I can not locate xp drivers for it
> anyone got any info on sound drivers.
>
> The machine got bad virus problems and the reload had to be with a copy of
> windows using existing license key as the drive was to badly messed up to
> use the recovery position.
>
> No real motherbd ids just 27vta.
>
> Help ..... I need it
>
>
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> >>Follow ups may be set to a single group when appropriate!
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> | Local 38.2330S, 175.8670E |
> ================================================== ====================
> *Slow day Posts Blog*
> Pictorial Amusement from the web at http://nzcollector.blogspot.com

"Collector»NZ" <> wrote in message
news:43fc292d$...
> Got a pc company machine here, VIA motherboard, no model id and the CPU is
> XP2400+ it has on board sound, but I can not locate xp drivers for it
> anyone got any info on sound drivers.
>
> The machine got bad virus problems and the reload had to be with a copy of
> windows using existing license key as the drive was to badly messed up to
> use the recovery position.
>
> No real motherbd ids just 27vta.
>
> Help ..... I need it

Try looking for "unknown device identifier" on google. Great little prog
which will usually tell you the manufacturer of your hardware.

In article <>,
....nz says...
>
> "Collector»NZ" <> wrote in message
> news:43fc292d$...
> > Got a pc company machine here, VIA motherboard, no model id and the CPU is
> > XP2400+ it has on board sound, but I can not locate xp drivers for it
> > anyone got any info on sound drivers.
> >
> > The machine got bad virus problems and the reload had to be with a copy of
> > windows using existing license key as the drive was to badly messed up to
> > use the recovery position.
> >
> > No real motherbd ids just 27vta.
> >
> > Help ..... I need it
>
> Try looking for "unknown device identifier" on google. Great little prog
> which will usually tell you the manufacturer of your hardware.

Nice... but of the about 1,360,000 results - which one is it?

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In article <43fc292d$>, says...
> Subject: Hey i am up a tree
> From: Collector»NZ <>
> Newsgroups: nz.comp
>
> Got a pc company machine here, VIA motherboard, no model id and the CPU is
> XP2400+ it has on board sound, but I can not locate xp drivers for it anyone
> got any info on sound drivers.
>

I think you can safely assume that they'll be Realtek AC97 drivers. Virtually
all the cheap mobos with onboard sound used those a.f.a.i.k.

-P.

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"Dave Doe" <> wrote in message
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>>> Try looking for "unknown device identifier" on google. Great little prog
>> which will usually tell you the manufacturer of your hardware.
>
> Nice... but of the about 1,360,000 results - which one is it?
>
> --
> Duncan

Almost any of the 1st page.... and its 1,460,000 results

In article <43fc292d$>,
says...
> Got a pc company machine here, VIA motherboard, no model id and the CPU is
> XP2400+ it has on board sound, but I can not locate xp drivers for it anyone
> got any info on sound drivers.
>
> The machine got bad virus problems and the reload had to be with a copy of
> windows using existing license key as the drive was to badly messed up to use
> the recovery position.
>
> No real motherbd ids just 27vta.
TRy PC Chips?

Collector»NZ <> wrote in
news:43fc292d$:

> Got a pc company machine here, VIA motherboard, no model id and the
> CPU is XP2400+ it has on board sound, but I can not locate xp drivers
> for it anyone got any info on sound drivers.
>
> The machine got bad virus problems and the reload had to be with a
> copy of windows using existing license key as the drive was to badly
> messed up to use the recovery position.
>
> No real motherbd ids just 27vta.
>
> Help ..... I need it

A freeware utility like Aida32 should provide you with the necessary info.

Here's a link I found with google:
http://www.sofotex.com/AIDA32-download_L9326.html



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"Collector»NZ" <> wrote in message
news:43fc292d$...
> Got a pc company machine here, VIA motherboard, no model id and the CPU is
> XP2400+ it has on board sound, but I can not locate xp drivers for it
> anyone got any info on sound drivers.
>
> The machine got bad virus problems and the reload had to be with a copy of
> windows using existing license key as the drive was to badly messed up to
> use the recovery position.
>
> No real motherbd ids just 27vta.
>
> Help ..... I need it

Does not the actual sound chip on the mb have enough
info to find a working driver? Might not have to be a
dedicated mb one.

In article <>,
....nz says...
>
> "Dave Doe" <> wrote in message
> news:. nz...
> >>> Try looking for "unknown device identifier" on google. Great little prog
> >> which will usually tell you the manufacturer of your hardware.
> >
> > Nice... but of the about 1,360,000 results - which one is it?
> >
> > --
> > Duncan
>
> Almost any of the 1st page.... and its 1,460,000 results

k, taa - and it's about 1,370,000 "tonight".

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